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	How to Read a Frame
		Film gauge is the size and dimension of the film frame.
		With respect to closed/open frame, the frame can be composed to create a real feeling of openness by having the character in the middle of the frame and having nothing on either edge.
		Sometimes the frame can be composed to create an effect of internal framing, where a character is framed by, for example, a doorway or window; this creates a frame within a frame and tends to emphasize the character, drawing our attention particularly to him or her.
	spot.pcc.edu /~mdembrow/Frameanalysis.htm (1853 words)

	Frequently Asked Questions
		After the film is developed at the laboratory, it is slit down the middle and the pieces are spliced together, resulting in an 8mm film.
		The film itself comes either wound tightly around a plastic `core,' for loading into a camera magazine (either in a darkroom, or a portable `changing bag'), or, for 100' and 200' lengths, mounted on small metal spools (like those for regular 8mm), which can be loaded into the camera in moderately bright daylight.
		Films shot in 16mm almost always run at 24 frames per second (fps), with the exception of many silent home movies which are sometimes shot at 16 fps.
	www.film-tech.com /warehouse/tips/faq2/faq2.html (3938 words)

	Film frame - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Normally, 24 frames are needed for one second of film.
		In ordinary filming, the frames are photographed automatically, one after the other, in a movie camera.
		In special effects or animation filming, the frames are often shot one at a time.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Film_frame (474 words)

	Film Terms
		a framing in which the scale of the object shown is very small; a panoramic view of an exterior location photographed from a considerable distance, often as far as a quarter-mile away.
		French for "dark film", a term applied by French critics to a type of American film, usually in the detective or thriller genres, with low-key lighting and a sombre - often fatallistic - mood, especially common in the late 40's and early 50's.
		Live action is filmed against a highly reflective screen on which an image from a slide or movie projector is projected by means of mirrors along the axis of the taking lens so that there are no visible shadow cast by the actors.
	www.geocities.com /the7thart/film-terms.html (6343 words)

	Filmmaking-Careers: Videography for Theatrical Film Release
		These films entertain an audience and achieve their goals nicely, and, had the filmmakers insisted on shooting film rather than video, the films might never have been made at all.
		Film images are etched right onto the film emulsion by light and, while there is film grain, there are not pixels as such.
		Film Recorders that reproduce the highest quality electronic image on film, typically from digital files that were filmed live or created on computers.
	www.filmmaking-careers.com /Video-Film-Release.html (2395 words)

	Film Frame Dimensions
		From the late 1890's up thru approximately 1952, the 35mm film frame saw just three variations, the original 1.33:1 silent aperture, the briefly used (1930-31) "Movietone" semi-square frame, and the "Academy aperture" with an aspect ratio of 1.37:1.
		This was abandoned in favor of magnetic sound stripes on the film which slightly reduced the width of the image to 2.55:1.
		A few films were printed in 8 perf in Europe but the system was quickly abandoned as, like VistaVision, the conventional 35mm print proved to be exceptional.
	www.widescreenmuseum.com /widescreen/filmdims.htm (1052 words)

	Film Editing Glossary
		A type of upright moviola which has no arms on it, is easier to take film on and off of, and is gentler on the film than a regular moviola, all of which facilitates its use as a cutting machine.
		Editors who edit their films on flatbeds do not use editing benches as much as editors who cut on an upright since the flatbed itself functions as the bench for most of their editing work.
		It is the rapid projection of succeeding frames, in which the position of the elements in the picture changes slightly from frame to frame, which gives the audience the illusion of motion.
	ourworld.cs.com /mohrproductions/filmedit.htm (3320 words)

	Film to Tape (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The film is transferred in such a way that the entire picture fills the width of the television screen, leaving fl bars top and bottom.
		The film is transferred in such a way that it fills the 1.33:1 frame vertically, but due to the original Panavision ratio of 2.35:1 there is no way the image will fit horizontally.
		There are many films that have been released on VHS and Laserdisc that their masters have been made from old film prints, scratches and all.
	www.dvdaust.com /film_to_tape.htm (1057 words)

	Materials for Students: Writing in the Humanities: Writing about Film
		Film is so familiar and so prevalent in our lives that we are often lulled into passive viewing (at worst) or into simple entertainment (at best).
		All films have distribution and release histories: some films are released to different generations of audiences, to wildly different responses; other films are banned because they threaten certain cultural values.
		Other films are not overtly political, but they still promote certain values: Mary Poppins, for example, argues for the idea that fathers need to take a more active interest in their families.
	www.dartmouth.edu /~writing/materials/student/humanities/film.shtml (4014 words)

	24 Frame Progressive vs 30 Frame Interlaced
		TV with its higher frame rate of 30 frames per second (fps) requires that the 24 frame film image be converted to 30 fps with a 3:2 pull-down.
		Part of that is because each frame, of the 24 fps, was photographed in approximately 1/48 of a second and scanned in a progressive manner and converted to interlace for the NTSC system.
		In a television image (not from film), it is impossible to combine two fields to make one frame or picture for moving objects, as each field comes from a different moment in time.
	www.tech-notes.tv /Jim/Articles/24_Frame.html (1017 words)

	Red Frame Film Festival \|\| Welcome (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		RF3 as we call it, is an indie film festival like others but with more to offer the film maker.
		Production folks, editors, film critics and more are going to help judge the films submitted to make sure we get the best variety of films into our finalists.
		Once the films have been voted on, a Winner will be announced at a Gala event in Dallas, Texas.
	www.redframefilmfestival.com (470 words)

	FAQ: Stop Motion - South Africa Film Production, Crew & Locations (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Stop-motion is a film technique in which one frame of film is exposed at a time, as opposed to the normal 24 frames of film being exposed per second.
		Another frame of film is exposed, the object or scene is manipulated again, and so on.
		The animator still must animate the model miniature one frame at a time, but when the camera is exposing a frame of film, the computer moves the rods in an appropriate manner which is generally programmed into the computer.
	www.filmmaker.co.za /cms/faq.php?cat_id=12 (989 words)

	Film Formats at MROB (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The first "safety film", so-called because it was not flammable, was 28-mm wide and had 3 sprocket-holes per frame.
		The film was shown in three projectors on a huge curved screen, the only use of a curved screen until OMNIMAX in 1973.
		Many movies are filmed this way, and the director composes the shots with the knowledge that the film will be cropped two different ways during transfer to cinema and video formats (a sort of double soft-matting) An excellent example of this is Cameron's Titanic (1997).
	home.earthlink.net /~mrob/pub/filmformats.html (1578 words)

	3:2 Pulldown Transfer Process DVD Film (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The telecine machine used to transfer film to video for composite D2 masters (which may be used for VHS cassettes, laserdiscs, and broadcast) projects film onto a video imager at 59.94 frames per second (identical to and synchronized with the video field rate) and repeats film frames in a recurring 3:2 pattern.
		The first film frame, A, is repeated three times and is recorded as field 1 and field 2 of the first video frame, and field 1 of the second video frame.
		The third film frame, C, is repeated three times and is recorded as field 2 of the third video frame and fields 1 and 2 of the fourth video frame.
	www.dvdscan.com /progress.htm (2844 words)

	Sideshow Collectibles.com - - Manufacturer of movie, film, television and proprietary collectibles, figures and toys.
		Each strip of film is unique and individually cut from a single reel selected from each of the three films.
		The film frames are embedded in a hand crafted desktop frame that is representative of the most iconic cultures in each of the films.
		The frame is accented by the Eye of Sauron located at the apex of the cultures with the graphic motifs of his overbearing presence invading down into the entire piece.
	www.sideshowtoy.com /cgi-bin/category.cgi?category=filmframe (305 words)

	HALF-FRAME CAMERAS
		The actual width of the film was 1 3/8 inches to allow for perforations now punched on both edges, 4 holes to the phase or picture, which perforations were a shade smaller than those now in use.
		So in sum Eastman's flexible base film was developed for motion picture use from its earliest stages, even before it was publicly announced, by a close collaboration between Eastman and the Edison company, and the 35mm format was standardized as early as 1889.
		Not to be confused with the Bell Kamra that used 16mm film.
	www.subclub.org /shop/halframe.htm (1572 words)

	Film Festival Today - Features - Article
		On the one hand, you have films originated on DV that otherwise may have not been made.
		Before the 24 frame cameras were developed, many filmmakers opted for PAL cameras not only for their frame rate, which is closer to film, but also for the slight increase in resolution.
		A five reel film should be output to five tapes with an academy head and tail.
	www.filmfestivaltoday.com /article_item.asp?ID=431 (1578 words)

	Single Film Frame Shippers
		Entegris Film Frame Shippers provide a convenient, safe and ergonomic means to ship and store wafers mounted on film frames.
		Film Frame Shippers are designed to protect the frame and to prevent any contact with the wafer surface.
		The unique design of the Film Frame Shipper is a result of more than 12 years of frame shipping experience.
	www.devicecare.com /Default.asp?Page=FilmFrameShippers-Single (152 words)

	Cinematic Terms - A FilmMaking Glossary
		In order to be knowledgeable about film-making, the vocabulary of film studies and the techniques of cinema, some of the most basic and common terms must be defined.
		Example: in Hitchcock's fl and white Spellbound (1945), two frames are hand-tinted red (Hitchcock's first use of color) in a gigantic closeup of a gun that rotates slowly and fires directly at the camera (pictured immediately after this film still).
		the flickering image in early films gave rise to the generic term flicks when referring to the movies; often used in a condescending way, such as stating that a film is a 'horror flick' or 'chick-flick'
	www.filmsite.org /filmterms9.html (1432 words)

	Movies-2-DVD: Call 1-888-824-7688 for "Frame-by-Frame" Movie Film Transfer, 8mm, S8, 16mm film to DVD
		Frame by Frame produces a much sharper movie compared to legacy telecine transfers that video tape your film as it is fast forwarded as much as 25%.
		Older technology telecine transfer systems cannot avoid causing blended frames where parts of two frames of movie film are on one frame of video.
		Frame by Frame allows accurate frame rate conversion in software (most Regular 8mm film was shot at 16 Frames Per Second, -- Single 8, Super 8, and silent 16mm were shot at 18 Frames Per Second - while North American television is 30 frames per second).
	home.swfla.rr.com /movies2dvd/8mm_film_dvd_conversion.html (2454 words)

	Frame - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Frame (beehive), a structural element that holds honeycomb
		Film frame, one of the many single photographic images in a motion picture
		Framing (communication theory), selective control over media content or public communication
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Frame (430 words)

	Film editing
		Telecine Process- 3-2 pull down- each frame of video has two fields (Odd and Even) So the first film frame gets two fields and the next frame gets 3 fields…next 2, next three etc. In this fashion the video frame rate is matched to the film frame rate.
		This assures that each numeric value is assigned to a particular frame of video independent of the 'counter' on the VCR or tape that might stretch etc. THis expediates the rough cut process and gives you a reference to create your EDL.
		Drop frame - often destined for video/ TV broadcast: a frame is dropped periodically in order to account for external sync errors.
	www.unc.edu /~mrobin/view_04/filmedit.htm (628 words)

	NextFrame
		Visit our festival guide for more details on the films, the filmmakers, and the 2006-2007 NextFrame tour.
		He was a student of Film and Video Production in England 2001/2002.
		His short film Down (2003) was shown at over 60 festivals around the world.
	www.temple.edu /nextframe (139 words)

	Full Frame Documentary Film Festival
		Now in its 9th year, Full Frame is regarded as the premier documentary film festival in the United States according to The New York Times.
		Ticket prices are $6 per film, or $45 for a Festival Pass (a savings of $9).
		Information on the Full Frame Documentary Film Festival is available on our website at www.theatren.org, or by calling (302) 576-3095.
	www.theatren.org /fullframefest.html (270 words)

	Film Handling Platform minimizes film frame swap time., Adept Technology, Inc.
		Film Handling Platform minimizes film frame swap time.
		The system is designed to provide high film frame capacity and fast swap times to maximize utilization of any type of film frame process equipment.
		The system supports both 200mm and 300mm wafer film frames and can handle up to 50 film frames in a single load.
	news.thomasnet.com /fullstory/23976/1557 (911 words)

	JFK assassination film hoax - The fast-forward mistakes
		When the film frames had been created, these four people seemed to move smoothly enough when looked at frame-by-frame, or in slow motion.
		They made sure that the film frames published in November 1964 were fl and white, and not great quality.
		The next danger for the forgers, and those directing them, was that a film expert might “stabilize” the camera jiggles, frame by frame.
	www.assassinationscience.com /johncostella/jfk/intro/fast.html (1674 words)

	FilmTransfer.Com - Film Transfer to Digital - 8mm, Super8mm, 16mm - Silent and Sound - Direct Digital Processes
		The memories captured on this film will deteriorate over time and even be lost if you do not act to preserve these precious scenes of the past.
		Film transfer of your 8mm film, Super 8mm film or 16mm film to digital output formats can be the answer to keeping these moments alive for years to come and future generations.
		Whether it be weddings, anniversaries, birthdays, vacations, family gatherings, your child's first steps, parties or reunions recorded by the home video camera of previous decades, you will be greatly satisfied with the film transfer service provided by Digital Transfer Systems (DTS).
	www.filmtransfer.com (315 words)

	Auto FX Software: DreamSuite Series Two
		FilmFrame Art allows artists to create inventive photo collages with film frames showing their photos with translucency and projected shadows using translucent image depth shading for a photo-realistic result.
		Modify each frame with custom or global settings to alter surfaces, colors and dozens of other creative options.
		FilmFrame Art shading gives the frame translucent depth shading so the light shines through the photo in the frame to cast soft projections of the image as part of the shadow.
	www.autofx.com /dreamsuite2/effect_pages/filmframeart.html (213 words)

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